Year: 2010

Liberal Judge with Radical Activist Wife Refuses to Step Down from Gay Marriage Appeal

Posted on by Jane Jamison

His wife has worked for the American Civil Liberties Union and until just recently, was one of the most vocal opponents of Proposition 8 in the country, but hey, this is CALIFORNIA justice talking here.: :  Judge Stephen Reinhardt, the most liberal judge on the liberal, wacky and most-often reversed-by the-Supreme-Court : appellate court in the country […]

 

The Con in Cancun: UN Climate Change Summit Update

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

I am here in Cancun, Mexico investigating the U.N. Climate Change Conference to see what sort of wonderful solutions to save our very planet are being planned for all of us here in sunny Mexico. It’s always nice that we can come to save the planet… at a nice resort hotel complex… on a beach… […]

 

USA Bailing Out Bankrupt Europe

Posted on by Dave Blount

If you’ve read Ayn Rand’s prophetic Atlas Shrugged, you probably saw this coming. American taxpayers are being asked to bail out socialist Europe: The United States would be ready to support the extension of the European Financial Stability Facility via an extra commitment of money from the International Monetary Fund, a U.S. official told Reuters […]

 

Assange’s Supplier and the Repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell

Posted on by Dave Blount

Julian Assange isn’t the only repugnant creepazoid involved in potentially getting people killed by exposing secret documents on WikiLeaks. Assange got many of his documents from Bradley Manning. For insight into Manning’s motivation, don’t waste your time on the “mainstream” media. Accuracy in Media reports on the reporters: The New York Times reported, “The possibility […]

 

Snap! GOP To Kill House Climate Alarmism Panel

Posted on by William Teach

I can just picture Nancy P. stomping her ruby slippers and screaming “they can’t do this!!!!1!!!!” Republicans will eliminate the House committee created by Speaker Nancy Pelosi to highlight the threat of climate change, Representative James Sensenbrenner, the top Republican on the panel, said today. I actually think this is a bad move. Instead of […]

 

Maybe Wikileaks and Julian Assange Aren’t That Bad?

Posted on by Kathleen McKinley

This post might be the most rebellious of all the posts I’ve written. Maybe because it came about from a discussion with my oldest son, who in his younger years was known to rebel. My son’s take on Julian Assange is that it doesn’t matter who he is, why he is doing this, or his […]

 

College Dream About to Get Easier … for Illegals

Posted on by Heather Bachman

When deciding on a college, funding options are everything – especially these days. More than ever, the cost of college forces a decision that affects a young life long-term. As a result of factors such as state residency, sometimes location is the only factor in play despite any personal wishes. According to the Democratic leadership, […]

 

How the GOP Will Get and Keep the Youth Vote in 2012

Posted on by Heather Bachman

There are many current reasons why the youth vote in 2012 will be overwhelming against the current president and in turn his liberal party. Through a majority of his actions he has consistently attacked this demographic. From Obamacare to the student loan takeover, it seems like the people who helped him arrive where he is […]

 

GOP Looks To Change Spending Process – Obviously, Some Have A Problem With This

Posted on by William Teach

A very interesting notion is coming from the Republicans, especially the new guard House Republicans seem intent on blowing up the staid appropriations process when they take power in January – potentially upending the old bulls in both parties who have spent decades building their power over the federal budget. The plans include slicing and […]

 

The Right Wing News Bloggers’ Choice Conservative Of The Year For 2010

Posted on by John Hawkins

Right Wing News emailed more than 260 right-of-center bloggers and asked them to select the Conservative of the Year. Representatives from the following 66 blogs responded… 101 Dead Armadillos, Alexa Shrugged, All That Is Necessary, Babalu Blog, Basils Blog, Blonde Sagacity, Bluey Blog, Bookworm Room, Cara Ellison, Cassy Fiano, Conservative Compendium, Dispatches From Blogblivion, Dodgeblogium, […]

 

You Can Take Your Civility Pledge And Shove it

Posted on by John Hawkins

Come to think of it, that headline’s not very civil, is it? My very, very sincere and civil apologies! Wonder if that would be good enough for Lanny Davis & Mark DeMoss? It’s only 32 words. Yet, only two sitting members of Congress or governors have signed the civility pledge. So what was it about […]

 

Why has Media Not Played up Republicans Taking Obama’s Senate Seat?

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Wouldn’t you think it would be a big deal if a Republican president lost his senate seat to a Democrat only 2 short years after he was elected to the highest office in the land? I mean, don’t you think the media would think that a Republican president losing his own former office to the […]

 

My Fave 20 140 Character Thoughts For November

Posted on by John Hawkins

* Environmentalists: Wasting billions on global warming, killing millions by banning DDT, & starving children by fighting frankenfood * Liberal feminism: Devotion to abortion, copying the worst traits of men, & pretending to be outraged by the real world. * Liberals find a rationale for supporting just about anything that degrades morality, tradition, and American […]

 

U.S. Should Not Repeat Germany’s Wind Power Mistake

Posted on by Jane Jamison

Before the U.S. Congress commits any more taxpayer dollars, it is time to look realistically and with a jaundiced eye at “green energy” policies being touted by the Obama administration.: : There are very expensive examples around the world showing:  these “green” energy technologies to be abysmal failures.:  The new Republican Congress should reconsider, defund and halt […]

 

Government Wasted $3.2 Million on Misleading Andy Griffith Obamacare Ads

Posted on by Jeff Dunetz

Do you remember the good old days when $3.2 million was a lot of money?:  To the Obama administration it must be a drop in the bucket because that’s what they spent on those silly television ads where Andy Griffith is pimping Obamacare. Judicial Watch reported this morning that today that it has obtained documents […]

 

Expensive, Stupid Public Transit Tricks: San Francisco’s “MUNI”

Posted on by Jane Jamison

San Francisco city government is totally, utterly out of control.:  Shame on California voters for rewarding the dippity-do mayor Gavin Newsom with the Peter Principle promotion to lieutenant governor.:  Newsom’s absentee leadership while campaigning continuously leaves behind a city mired in half a billion in red ink.:  The failure to deal effectively with the city’s […]

 

British Report: Not Letting Sex Criminals Adopt Children Is Discriminatory

Posted on by Dave Blount

Britain provides yet another example of why the last people you would want advising lawmakers are pointy-headed liberal establishment “experts”: The government could face legal action if it continues to ban sex offenders from working with children, according to research published today. A report by a family law expert argues that some sex offenders should […]

 

Smoking Gun on Google Bias: Moonbattery.com Listed as “Compromised”

Posted on by Dave Blount

It looks like Moonbattery’s gentle admonishments of Google for incessantly wallowing in leftist ideology are not going over very well: There is no technical problem with the site, as the ISP has confirmed. Despite its liberal corporate climate, Google supposedly returns search results on a nonpartisan basis. But Moonbattery’s bogus “compromised” status suggests otherwise. On […]

 

More Palin Bashing: How CNN Misleads With Headlines

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

CNN indulged a classic left media tactic by misleading with a headline in a recent piece on former Governor Sarah Palin. The headline, if read by itself, seems to be saying that Sarah Palin delivered a “gaffe-filled message,” when the truth is that her message talked about gaffes, but wasn’t “filled” with them per se. […]

 

Dispatches From The Climate Conference In Exotic Cancun

Posted on by William Teach

Welcome to sunny, wonderful, exotic Cancun, where the water is warm, the drinks are cool, and airports are very busy! Via Campesina will bring 4,000 Mexicans — indigenous peoples, farmers and their allies to Cancun, and a few hundred from the Global South. The Bolivian government is flying in 90 people, and Venezuela is flying […]

 

FCC Moving Ahead With Net Neutrality

Posted on by William Teach

Something seems to be missing from their idea regarding what the Internet should be about, though Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski is moving forward with a net neutrality order at the agency’s December meeting, setting the stage for a likely fight over the contentious web rules on Capitol Hill. Genachowski released the agenda for […]

 

It’s Good That Wikileaks Is Using Amazon’s Servers

Posted on by John Hawkins

Because I used to work for an ISP wholesaler, I tend to have a little bit of a different viewpoint about terrorist groups and organizations that are hostile to America, like Wikileaks, being hosted on American servers: WikiLeaks, the website that published a quarter-million sensitive diplomatic cables on Sunday, is using Amazon.com Inc. servers in […]

 

Repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell? Only When The People That Have To Live With It Are Okay With It

Posted on by John Hawkins

The Pentagon’s out with a report on gays in the military that’s actually significantly less positive than it’s being portrayed by people who favor ending Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: The Pentagon has concluded that allowing gay men and women to serve openly in the United States armed forces presents a low risk to the military’s […]

 

UN Climate Summit: The Con in Cancun

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

In but a few hours I’ll be headed to Chicago’s O’Hare airport to wing my way to sunny Cancun to do a few days reporting on the U.N. Climate Change Summit. As is my luck in life, sunny Cancun will be rainy Cancun if the weatherman is to be believed. Of course, weather reports aren’t […]

 

Liberalism: Mohammad Cartoons Vs. Jesus Being Eaten By Ants

Posted on by John Hawkins

For all their kvetching about hypocrisy, most politicized liberals in this country have an incredibly hypocritical attitude towards Christianity. Of course, finding a liberal politico who hasn’t completely bastardized his Christian beliefs to make them compatible with liberalism or believes enough in Christianity to actually stand up for it when it’s being slandered by other […]

 

Global Warming “Con Artists” Try Again at Cancun Climate Conference

Posted on by Jane Jamison

Liberals allow themselves to turn the: truth:  upside down, inside out and out of sight when they: have money to make: for their “cause.” : Heavens: and earth shall: be moved if “they” determine to “right” a wrong.:  So try to envision the many layers of hypocrisy going on right now in Cancun, Mexico, where every liberal or liberal “pet project” […]

 

TAKE THAT MENORAH AWAY FROM THE CHRISTMAS TREE ! (It’s that Stupid, Politically Correct Holiday Season Again)

Posted on by Jeff Dunetz

Tomorrow night is the first night of Hanukkah, Chanukah and/or Hannuka ,the Jewish holiday that is spelled a hundred ways in English. Along with the joy of the holiday is the sadness that this minor holiday is continually hijacked by the ACLU and other liberal groups who have no idea what the holiday means. It […]

 

Cali: Judges Rule 40,000 Convicts Must Be Released Due to Illegal Profiling and Open Borders Policy, But Mostly Open Borders Policy

Posted on by Doug Ross

Runner-up headline: How’s that ‘Sanctuary City’ thingamabob working out? The California residents who elected Jerry Brown should be overjoyed at tomorrow’s news story in the Wall Street Journal: 40,000 state convicts were ordered released so that they can roam the streets. A three-judge panel in a California federal district court ruled in January that overcrowding […]